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And they say with the same Apostle to Timothy, "O Timothy! keep that which is committed to thy trust, avoid profane and vain babblings, and oppositions of science falsely so called, which some professing have erred concerning the faith." This notion of the Quakers, that human learning and academical honours are not necessary for the priesthood, is very ancient.
"I shall ask you to leave this little book with me, Mrs. Hornby," he said, breaking in upon that lady's inconsequent babblings, "and, as I may possibly put it in evidence, it would be a wise precaution for you and Miss Gibson to sign your names as small as possible on the page which bears Mr. Reuben's thumb-mark.
At first his wife had tried to control him alone, and had humoured the wild babblings with which he woke from his swoon. But these changed to shrieks and cries and curses, and she was forced to throw open the doors so long closed and call in help.
He led her gently to the great cushioned window-seat and listened sympathetically to her excited babblings. "It will kill Peter it will kill him! In in a great m-many ways, you know, Will, Peter isn't so so c-calm as Caddy. He is just bound up in her. Suppose Oh, Will!" "Don't cry, Sue dear, don't!" he said soothingly. "She has a good chance a fine chance, really.
Stammering with terror, the man fell upon his knees. "Dispenser of treasures, how should I know? The babblings of the ignorant durst not be repeated. Many say that the Ironside was worn sick with fighting." "You lie!" Canute roared down upon him. "You know they say that Edric murdered him." At that, the poor fool seemed to cast to the winds his last shred of sense.
The leisure to which he had looked forward so eagerly was spent in listening to incoherent babblings, that rambling chat which was to him 'better than the sense and sanity of this world. In her lucid intervals they played picquet together, or talked gravely but firmly of the inevitable separation looming nearer and nearer. In 1830 Hazlitt died.
I was singing this song: Who hath sorrow? Who hath Woe? They who dare not answer no; They whose feet to sin incline, While they tarry at the wine. CHORUS: They who tarry at the wine cup They who tarry at the wine cup. They who tarry at the wine cup. Who hath babblings, who hath strife? He who leads a drunkard's life; He whose loved ones weep and pine, While he tarries at the wine.
Of these things put them in remembrance, charging them before the Lord that they strive not about words to no profit, but to the subverting of the hearers. Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. But shun profane and vain babblings: for they will increase unto more ungodliness.
She invited me to sup with her, and dared me to adventure to Edinburgh in her company. Answer me, wherein was the witchcraft of that, saving the witchery natural to all fair women?" "Did she not prophesy to you that to-day you would be Duke of Touraine, and receive the ambassadors of the King of France?" "Well," said the Earl, "where is your wit that you give ear to such babblings?
Have a care for your little soul. 'Why, I think Privy Seal had no such vain imagination, Katharine answered submissively. She would have laughed that the magister's insane babblings should have raised such a coil; but Gardiner was a man esteemed very saintly, and she kept her eyes on the floor. 'Give thou ear to no doctrines of Privy Seal's, he answered swiftly.
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